Hitler's Volksgemeinschaft and the dynamics of racial exclusion: violence against Jews in provincial Germany, 1919-1939

Volksgemeinschaft as a political concept: The origins of the Volksgemeinschaft during the First World War ; "All authority emanates from the Volk" ; Weimar parties and the Volksgemeinschaft ; Volksgemeinschaft as exclusion

Anti-Semitic violence in the Weimar Republic: Fall 1923 ; Violence in the provinces ; Caesura 1930 ; Assault on the constitutional state

1933 : "They won't do anything to us

after all, we're Germans": April boycott ; Emden ; Dual state

The boycott as a political arena: Tradition of boycotts ; Resentment ; Boycott actions in Hesse ; Political arena

The crowd as an actor: Gelnhausen ; Intensification of violence ; East Prussia ; Collective violence

"Racial defilement" : honor, gender, and Volk's justice: Persecution of "racial defilement" after the seizure of power ; Pillory processions 1935 ; Norden ; Media ; Honor and shame ; The Nuremburg laws

The Dilemma of the politics of violence: The "individual actions" continue ; "Illusion of the grace period"

Pogrom: The pogram-prone mood in the early fall of 1938 ; November pogrom ; Pogroms in Europe ; Effects

Conclusion : The production of the Volksgemeinschaft: Inclusion and exclusion ; Division ; Honor and shame ; Popular justice (Volksrecht) ; Self-empowerment.